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Photograph 005659 Second World War, 1939-1945TOBRUK. A LATER SHOT OF THE ITALIAN CRUISER SAN GIORGIO STILL BURNING AFTER THE ADVANCE HAS PASSED ON TO DERNA. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AN AERIAL VIEW OF TOBRUK, AFTER THE ITALIAN GARRISON HAD SURRENDERED. SHOWN, BLACK SMOKE ROLLING FROM BURNING OIL TANKS BEYOND WHICH, IN THE HARBOUR, THE ITALIAN CRUISER SAN GIORGIO IS ON FIRE.
TOBRUK. A LATER SHOT OF THE ITALIAN CRUISER SAN GIORGIO STILL BURNING AFTER THE ADVANCE HAS PASSED ON TO DERNA. (NEGATIVE BY D. PARER).

The Italian Coast Defence Ship (former armoured cruiser), San Giorgio, scuttled and burning after attacks by Naval Aircraft and RAF bombers at Tobruk, June - January 1941. Note the anti torpedo nets a

San Giorgio. 1940. The Italian Coast Defence Ship, (ex armoured cruiser) San Giorgio, which was destroyed by Naval Aircraft and RAAF Bombers at Tobruk, June - December 1940.

The wreck of the Italian Armoured Cruiser San Giorgio in Tobruk Harbour, sunk by RAF and RN aircraft. Photographed by Robert Milne taken from HMAS Vendetta.

Ships burning in Tobruk Harbour after the town garrison surrendered to the Afrika Korps. German and Italian trucks are parked on the parade ground.

View across the harbour of the town. Note the clouds of smoke from the bombed oil tankers and the cruiser San Giorgio. Members of 2/2nd Battalion camped later just past the area of bombardment. `B' Co
